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Good morning
I come to your knowledge to know if this is possible:
* I have in my model two date columns, with each of them I perform calculations.
* When I am going to add these calculations to a new extent, the result is not correct, I assume that it is because you have filters of the different columns.
* As a solution, I think you could unify these two columns into one, as a kind of "master date column" so that the filter is one, so I assume you could create a new date column, but I do not know how you could do it or, if you can create some relationship between the columns, Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Syndicate_Admin , Join with a same date table and one active and another inactive join , create a measure using userelationship to activate the inactive relationship
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@Syndicate_Admin , Join with a same date table and one active and another inactive join , create a measure using userelationship to activate the inactive relationship
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